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There are several different types of editors out there - and it can be quite confusing what each of their roles are. In this video, I'm going to clarify the difference between:
1. Proofreaders
2. Copy editors
3. Developmental editors
4. Project editors
In this video, I share the top 3 ways to move your novel from needing heavy editing to light editing, and ultimately save you money when self-publishing:
1. Bottoms up
2. Get vocal
3. Change the format
I still highly recommend working with a professional editor to really polish up your work. But these 3 steps could really help you save some money.
Revision Division proofreading help.
DISCLAIMER:
I have based the posted information on my experience, certifications, and preferred resources such as the Chicago Manual of Style and the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. This blog is for informational purposes only. For best results and professional advice, you should consult with an editor on the specifics of your work.